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of specifics makes it clear there s a lot more work to do. i ll talk with a key players in these negotiations. cdc divorce just endorsed giving phiers boosters shots for ages 65 and up and many with underlying medical conditions. stand by for details on this breaking story and what happens next. we want to welcome our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i m wolf blitzer, and you re in the situation room. we begin with the migrant crisis at the southern border and growing criticism of the biden administration s policies. cnn s rosa flores is in del rio, texas, where thousands of migrants have been camped out. first, what are you seeing on the ground tonight? reporter: wolf, dramatic pictures, a dramatic change here on the ground. i want to go directly to live drone footage, because that is the story tonight. as you look at these pictures, you ll see the area right next to the international bridge, which was peppered by handmade huts, that has ....
thousands of migrants being released from the camp with destinations unknown with noticing telling them to appear in court within 60 days. jen psaki was pressed on this just moments ago. there are 15,000 mirpts under the del rio brink on saturday. if you add up the ones that you say were expelled or released, that s 5,000. where is everybody else? i m happy to get a rundown for you from department of homeland security. john: remember michael mccall will weigh in on this. dana: first to bill, on the ground reporting in del rio, texas, for us. bill, we just heard a lot from the administration. not sure if they are the answers most were looking for. yes, we did hear a lot and i think we ve got to put an asterisk next to psaki s comments. she says they are titling 42ing a lot of of the families coming across that hasn t been the policy for the past six months and agents on the ground here in del rio are telling me they are involved in the transport and processing ....
now on bbc news, it s time for hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i m stephen sackur. the golden age of the explorer is inextricably linked with the golden age of empire. people inspired to travel where none had travelled before, charting territory and encountering peoples who were subsequently often subjugated and exploited. well, my guest is one of the world s great modern day explorers. but robin hanbury tenison s motivation was never conquest. instead, he committed himself to the protection of indigenous peoples and their lands. have his efforts made a difference? robin hanbury tenison, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. let s start with this word explorer. do you think it s past its sell by date, now that all of our planet is surveyed, satellite tracked, we map it, we know it? is exploration a thing of the past? absolutely not. the word is grossly overused by all sorts of people. i mean, windows explorer, for a start. it s all over the media all of the time, all sorts of ....
her. the coroner ruled out natural causes or suicide and ruled the death a homicide. first my sympathies to the petito family. i know they have had ten days of desperation since reporting their 22-year-old missing. and now there are two big questions that must be answered. how did gabby die? and what does that and all the other circumstantial evidence tell us about who killed her? tonight we have all the best clues the fbi is working with as well as the biggest unknown. where is gabby s fiance, brian laundrie? the fbi now asking for the public to help, and still no help from his family. but first we ve got to talk politics. we are in a real political pressure point. do you realize how precarious a position the president is in not with the big lie, not with people who wanted to steal the election, not with people trying to convince people that it s freedom to not take the vaccine, his own party. tonight s vote on moving the debt ceiling, that s just a stray shot. the rea ....
evidence that the system needs to be reformed so that people, the border agents aren t put in that position so that people coming into this country aren t put in that position, that there is a humane way to enter the country without people having to possibly come in to contact with people on horses and so on and so forth. that is the that s the definition of systemic, whatever it is. systemic racism, systemic whatever. it s built into the system. the system is created or set up in a way that it isn t fair to anyone, really. i agree. now, look. we have a this and that. this is you use any part of your horse or your tack the wrong way to abuse somebody, you re going to be held to account. they ll do that investigation. that is i m telling you, don, i believe that politicians on both sides do not want to fix this situation. it works too well for them broken. the right gets to demonize what i characterize as the brown menace. look at these people, coming here to take ....